1. For each of the following situations, identify and develop the appropriate target population and sampling frame:
   1. A local chapter of the American Lung Association wants to test the efficiency of a brochure entitled "12 Reasons for Not Smoking", in the city of St. Paul, MN.
   2. A large wholesaler dealing in household appliances in the city of New York wants to evaluate dealers' reaction to a new discount policy.
   3. A local department store wants to assess the satisfaction with a new credit policy offered to charge account customers.
2. Management decided to conduct a study to determine people's attitudes toward the particular activities that were available at a popular tourist resort. A request was deposited in each hotel room of the two major hotels in the resort indicating the nature of the study and encouraging customers to participate. The customers were requested to report to a separate desk located in the lobby of the hotels. Personal interviews, lasting 20 minutes, were conducted at the desk.
   1. What type of sampling method was used?
   2. Critique and critically evaluate the method used.